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 1  I             |        structure of the Arabic tongue 1.~ ~It is often difficult
 2  I             |     been revealed in a foreign tongue the people would have objected
 3  I,        V   | disbelieved were cursed by the tongue of David and Jesus the son
 4  I,      VII   |               he hangs out his tongue, or if thou should leave
 5  I,      VII   |       leave him, hangs out his tongue too. That is the likeness
 6  I,      VII   |       or if Thou dost hold thy tongue.~ ~Those whom ye call on
 7  I,      XVI   |   mortal who teaches him.'-The tongue of him they lean towards
 8 II,      XIX   |     our mercy, and we made the tongue of truth lofty for them 1.~ ~
 9 II,      XIX   |      only made it easy for thy tongue that thou mayest thereby
10 II,       XX   |     and loose the knot from my tongue 1, that they may understand
11 II,       XX(1)|        is that Moses burnt his tongue with a live coal when a
12 II,     XXVI   |   breast is straitened, and my tongue is not fluent; send then~ ~ ./. 
13 II,     XXVI   |       righteous; and give me a tongue of good report amongst posterity; [
14 II,   XXVIII   |         he is more eloquent of tongue than I; send him then with
15 II,      XLI(1)|        revelation in a foreign tongue, and we who are expected
16 II,      XLI(1)|        be written in a foreign tongue, and the person unto whom
17 II,     XLIV   |      only made it easy for thy tongue, that haply they may be
18 II,     LXXV   |  excuses - .~ ~Do not move thy tongue thereby to hasten it 1.
19 II,       XC   |    made for him two eyes and a tongue, and two lips? [10] and